question archive You shall write a C++ program that: Reads an arbitrary number of whitespace-delimited tokens from standard input
You shall write a C++ program that: Reads an arbitrary number of whitespace-delimited tokens from standard input
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You shall write a C++ program that:
- Reads an arbitrary number of whitespace-delimited tokens from standard input.
- Determines and prints (to standard output) two decimal integer values:
- The number of input tokens that are valid Scrabble words (case-insensitive), i.e. those that can be found in
/srv/datasets/scrabble-hybrid. - The total number of points that all those words would be worth in Scrabble, according to the letter values in
/srv/datasets/scrabble-letter-values.
- The number of input tokens that are valid Scrabble words (case-insensitive), i.e. those that can be found in
Specific Requirements
- You may assume that the number of valid words and the total number of points will not exceed the range of an unsigned 64-bit integer.
- Open and read the contents of each relevant data file exactly once.
- Make sure to use STL components that will avoid any gross inefficiencies (excessive computation and/or storage) in your program. Your program should at least be able to process each of the example inputs below in no more than 5 seconds, on our server.
- Print the two integer values in the order specified above, and make sure your output contains no other numeric decimal values. Otherwise, the format of output is up to you.
